The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-25

al OiBdu lOI the church at kukui-
haele, Hamakua, Hawaii, was shipped
by the steamer Waialeale last evening.
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A cable message from Hon. S. c. !
Wilder said he was well, intending to
leave London for home the 74th inst, |
yesterday.
Mr.. Brewster, purser Of the Mari |
posa, has Our thanks for files of papers
from the San Francisco Merchants
Exchange.
Mr. Maertens has our thanks for
copy Of the London Times Of January
2oth, containing the articles on Hawaii |
referred to elsewhere
The Chilian training corvette Pill |
comayo arrived at San Francisco Feb
ruary 9th after a rather rough passage |
Of twenty-seven days.
Mr.. d. P. Smith has returned from
the East with electric light fittings for
the Palace and the Hotel. He is |
accompanied by Mr.. w. o. Falkner,
Of Boston, to do the work
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Messrs. II. Hackfeld & Co. offer the
cargo Of new goods, specially selected
for the Hawaiian trade, which arrived
by the bark c. r. Bishop from Bre-
men on Wednesday last
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The views taken by Mr.. Theo. P.
SEVERN Of Kiauea are very handsome
and Of great value to those who have
watched the changes in that crater for
the past twenty-five years.
Mr.. A. M. Hewitt, Immediately on
arrival from San Francisco yesterday,
opened out stock Of newspapers and
other literature in the store being fitted
up for him in the Campbell block.
Mr. John A Bowler has bought Mr..
A. Jaegers purchase Of real estate at
Palama in the mortgages sale the
other day, thus securing the two inner
lots on the Eva side Of Robello lane.
The coffin of the Princess Likelike
has been completed at the undertaking
establishment Of Mr.. c. l.. Williams,
where the public may view it to-day
and tomorrow A description Of il is
deferred for want Of space.
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Moore's distance in the jumping con-
test the other day was 81 feet 10
inches, against 80 feet ~ inches by
Sims There is person ready with
SaSo to back Moore against any man
in the Kingdom for triple jump.
Another letter is on hand respecting
Rev. Mr.. Cruzan's resignation. A
prominent merchant, not connected
with any local church, called at this
Office yesterday to say that he was
ready to Join in any subscription for
the retention of Mr.. Cruzan in Homo
lulu.
We understand that very elegant
medal to commemorate the fiftleth
birthday of His Majesty the King is to
be struck at one of the minis of the
United States. The design IS classic,
showing the King and Queens profile,
and will be executed IN gold, silver and
bronze.
Attention is directed to a change in
the advertisement Of Chas Brewer K
Co.'S Boston and Honolulu packets
The bark Edward May is put in place
OF the Amy Turner, and the. sailing
date made June Ist instead of May
asth. This gives shippers an addition
al week.
Twenty.seyen bags Of mail we're re-
ceived by the MarIposa at the Post
Office yesterday The mail to the
last paper was all distributed early in
the afternoon, the mail for the Colonies
and that for Maui and the Hamakua
coast being made up and despatched
before evening.
BY an arrangement made with the
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Co. by
Mr.. Fred. w. Wundenberg, P. M.
G., the foreign mails for Maui received
by tine S. S. Marposa were despatched
by the Waialeale last evening She
will diverge from her regular course to
Hamakua to land the mails at Lahalna
and Maalaea Bay. Residents Of that
island will duly appreciate such promp,
service on their behalf
SIDE LIGHTS.
Smoke the "Wedge," to be found at
c. ]. McCarthy's.
Mr.. Levsy holds cash sale at ten
a. m. to-day which will include fresh
California produce.
chas. r. Gulick, Notary Public
Imam ~ writing III